Power Player

I communicated with a book friend who likes Western dark fantasy books. We talked for almost 2 hours, and I repeatedly thought about my experience of this book, but I couldn't find words that fit my feelings. Just when my head was stiff and my mouth was dry, I thought of it! It's just dry, too dry. It feels hard and dry! 😜

The protagonist is like a zz. Because of his kindness, he almost killed a boatload of people. I couldn't stand it after reaching chapter 7. I don't know how the author wrote it.

That's it? Fantasy bestseller list 16? Is this the starting point? Should the books after 16 be deleted?

Since you understand Chinese, you must be a time traveler. Why do you feel that this time traveler travels without a brain and behaves like a ZZ? The more you look at it, the more stupid you become.

Either this protagonist has lost his brain due to time travel, or he knows that he is the protagonist. . . All he did was stupid things that harmed others and not benefited himself.

Can you be on the recommendation list with 13 votes? ?

The protagonist is innocent, kind, stupid, and a real ordinary person

Don't you think the protagonist is mentally retarded? Let me first say that I am not scolding anyone. I read the book and felt that the protagonist has some intellectual disabilities, a bit like real-life amnesia plus cerebral palsy.

After reading the first chapter, Pig's Foot is a little captain of the bodyguard, and he behaves carelessly in front of the Archbishop whose status is second only to the king. Does he want to seek death quickly and then travel back in time? Change the position. Pig's Foot is the Archbishop. If a captain of the guard behaves like this in front of Pig's Foot, he will die! ?

I don't know if some people really read it seriously, or if they were hired to throw dirty water on it. I summarized some of the so-called poisonous points in the comment area for everyone. —————————— (1). The protagonist "Just the Chief of Guards" is not polite when asking the Archbishop. First of all, European religious authority and royal power are not one and the same, and this is still a fantasy world, unless there is a powerful pope who can control the king's power. But obviously this world is not like this. Yes, we have seen on the surface that the archbishop's power is second only to His Majesty the King, and the captain of the guard is just a guard, but the captain of the guard also represents the face of the royal family. On this point, the Archbishop cannot just slap the royal ear. Just like the eunuchs in the palace are only fifth-grade or even lower, but the first-grade eunuchs still have to be polite when they see them. But why did he send the captain of the guard? There are two possible interpretations of this: 1. A group of strong paladins were lost when catching the witch, and the bishop has no strong men for the time being. 2 Take the opportunity to get rid of the captain of the guard and his colleagues. The captain of the guard, as the royal guard's court eagle dog, protects the safety of the king. If the bishop wants to do something, he must get rid of them first. Because the king said he was overly frightened, but who knows what happened. On the surface, it is impossible for the bishop to break up with the king, because the king's condition is unknown, and there are still princes, and the power has not been obtained. So he used this transportation to eliminate the two dangerous factors of the royal guards and the dangerous witch at once. So as for the captain of the guard's rudeness, he can ignore it for the time being, because in his mind, the captain of the guard will soon become a dead person, so it is not impossible to satisfy his curiosity. Then power, we need to analyze this thing into many levels. Power includes secular power, religious power, etc., Which can be subdivided into many categories. So the bishop said that his power is second only to the king, so who knows his true proportion of power? If it is true that the power is second only to the king, then why is it so cumbersome to transport witches? Just escort the ace paladin, soak the witch in the holy water tank, escort the fleet to Alcatraz, and solve it directly. There is a saying that no matter how good the resourcefulness is, it is useless in the face of absolute strength. So since the bishop designed to get rid of the two people, it shows that the actual power of the bishop is probably not as great as we think. —————————————— (2). The protagonist seems very stupid First of all, what the protagonist does is not clearly explained, so traveling to the past will definitely not be used to it. Unless the people in the comment area deliberately throw dirty water, they may be used to seeing the protagonist from God's perspective. The protagonist of this article doesn't know if he has a golden finger, and he doesn't know if he can be resurrected. He doesn't know if he was a big shot in engineering in his previous life, so I think this situation is normal: there is an unknown world in front of him, and it is obviously not very friendly. If you show off your modern knowledge at will, you will either be regarded as a madman, or it will be more straightforward to be burned at the stake. In an age of religious fanaticism, who cares whether your so-called "science and technology" can bring any benefits? If the bishop says you are blaspheming, then it is blasphemy. Some people say that the protagonist listens to whatever the witch says. First of all, the fact that witches are evil is just a one-sided statement by the bishop. As a protagonist in the new era, he will definitely feel that this may be caused by superstition, so he wants to get in touch with witches more to understand their abilities and whether they are really evil. Then the protagonist's so-called "good intentions harm others" does not harm anyone, and how can you be sure that those people must be teammates? The protagonist's temperament has now changed drastically. Everyone thinks that the protagonist is weird, and the protagonist can't remember anyone now. All he knows is that he has traveled through time and become the captain of the guard, and he has to transport a vicious witch to Alcatraz Island. So, for those students who have a God's perspective. Does the protagonist know what a witch is like at the beginning? Have no idea. Does he know that the archbishop wants to harm him? Know. Can he openly go against the archbishop? Of course it is impossible. What to do? I'll definitely see if I can find a solution from the witch, and before the witch's position was unclear, she looked like a beautiful woman who had been tortured for a long time. Surely a normal person in the 21st century would be willing to be nice to her, right? Not good? Are your thoughts stuck in the feudal era or do you hate women? Be nice to her within an appropriate range and develop a good impression of her, so that it will be easier for you to ask anything. Then I remember someone said that the protagonist is too soft-hearted to take action. First of all, the bishop said that the witch cannot be killed until Alcatraz Island is reached. Secondly, whether to fight or not, whether to fight or not. The result? All the royal guards and crew were beaten like sons by a clump of plants. Do you still beat them? In fact, under the premise that the protagonist is hostile to the bishop and the position of the witch is unclear, it is necessary to make friends with the witch. The enemy of the enemy is a friend. And the facts also prove that witches are not really evil except for tormenting people. The male protagonist and the witch are actually currently in a profit-based relationship. The witch needs help from people to help her explore the island and survive. The male protagonist wants the ability to protect himself and gain a foothold in this world, which is magic. That's easy to handle. The male supervisor is a good sailor and guard, and he can do something to help the witch. The witch teaches the male protagonist magic and protects the male protagonist's side at critical moments. ———————————— That's probably it. The essential difference between Western fantasy and Shuangwen is that the author of Shuangwen tells you everything. You know all the protagonist's thoughts, so you think the protagonist is very smart. The Western Fantasy is more obscure, and many details will hint at some news for you. But people who are familiar with Shuangwen's ideas will subconsciously feel that if the author doesn't say it, it doesn't exist. If you look at Western Fantasy with this kind of inertial thinking, you will definitely see everyone looking like Sabi, but in fact, the real Sabi is a group of people who start to curse people and throw dirty water without even understanding it.

To sum up, the main character's group is so smart that I can't even read it without thinking. I can only say that it is not to my taste. I mostly watch the kind of smart little protagonist, and I can't stand this kind of thing. I can only say that I hope the author can make progress and that the book will be alright 🤐

The storytelling is too poor, there is no logic, and the story is not told well! Abandoned

It feels like the protagonist's personality changes very suddenly, and he suddenly becomes arrogant and doesn't believe in magic. It can only be said that the author's setting of the protagonist's adaptability is slightly weaker than that of normal people, and he did not wear it for long, so it seems more reasonable if he cannot accept it.

This book is full of messy details. . .

This is the first time I have seen an idiot protagonist. The IQ of the entire protagonist group does not seem to be very high. A witch who is imprisoned and about to be killed can call upon the protagonist. The protagonist is fooled several times, and the next second he can talk to the witch calmly, and even be very polite.

It's really rubbish. If the protagonist is written as such a rubbish and a virgin bitch, will anyone read it?

I think if this continues, the protagonist will be killed by hackers, not witches. Be read. Since it is a dark Western fantasy, the protagonist can be made more fierce. First, the witch is raped, and then the witch takes revenge. The magic makes it mentally retarded. Wouldn't it be easier to develop a reasonable plot? For example, you can subdue one's intelligence once a day, and then forget about it and get fucked by the protagonist one day, and then reverse it again... It can set the rhythm very well.

It's okay. It's in line with my preferences. It's simple. There's no ups and downs, excitement or cliches in the plot. It's very suitable for reading during a book shortage.

The name was changed and I almost forgot which book this was.

Rational analysis, personally, I think a good novel must give me a sense of involvement, and the first few chapters of this novel gave me the feeling that the protagonist has a big heart and is a bit brainless. The following is my personal analysis, don't comment if you don't like it. First, when you bring the perspective of the protagonist, as an ordinary person, you face a bishop just after time travel, and the protagonist has just learned that the power is second only to the king, and the specific political situation is not understood yet, you should be in awe in your heart, be cautious in your words and actions, that is, speak less and look at other people's eyes more. Second, compare the protagonist's behavior, comments about the king, swinging the sword, especially what he said about the witch. These all give people a feeling of big-heartedness, a bit like the behavior of us modern ordinary people towards bosses they don't like. But the problem is that this is not modern, this is another world, or when the protagonist knows very little about his identity, he only knows his profession and nothing else. Third, at the same time, in this setting, the protagonist's attitude towards the bishop is also problematic. The protagonist should not be clear about whether the bishop can control his power of life and death (as mentioned earlier, his understanding of his situation is unclear). As a modern adult, you should all know that in the past, the superiors could decide the lives of the inferiors with just one word. Think from the perspective of others , if it is you, when you only know that you are a guard, and you are facing the second most powerful person in the country (not to mention that the bishop cannot actually control the captain of the guard, the captain of the guard is responsible to the king, this is the domestic political situation, and you are not an ordinary person if you can understand it when you first come here), you should be in awe and be cautious in your words and actions. This makes us feel like ordinary people, which can make us feel nervous and exciting. Finally, I think if the author could add a few chapters to the front to lengthen the journey of the protagonist, briefly introduce the political situation of the foreign country through the perspective of the protagonist, and pave the way for the protagonist's attitude towards the bishop, the king's statement and the treatment of the witch (using various expressions such as there should be more than one voice in a country), then the protagonist's behavior will look more logical.